Take a look at the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra in copper

Plus: TCL's 4K TVs will officially protect you from eye strain, the Pixel 3a is discontinued, iPhone 12 latest, and more –

 ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ 

Thursday 2 July 2020 View this email online

The iPhone 12 might not get a long-rumored feature after all Read more

Picking through phone rumors isn't an exact science, and they often sway one way and then the other. The latest iPhone 12 leak is a case in point: it says the handset won't in fact have the 120Hz refresh rate screen we've previously heard a lot about.

TCL's 4K TV range will officially protect you against eye strain Read more

TCL's rather impressive lineup of 4K TVs just met the EyeSafe Display Standard, which means they've been independently assessed and found to emit an acceptable level of blue light, preventing your eyes from becoming overly strained.

The Pixel 3a disappears from view, but there's no Pixel 4a yet Read more

So long, then, to the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL: Google's excellent mid-rangers have been discontinued, which would be a little easier to take if Google had managed to get around to launching the Pixel 4a – but right now we're still waiting for it.

New leaks point to a more compact Galaxy Watch 3 Read more

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 could be unveiled any day now, so we've heard, and a usually well-informed tipster suggests it will be smaller than its predecessor: 45mm and 41mm will be your size choices apparently, down from 46mm and 42mm.

Samsung leaks its own photos of the Galaxy Note 20 in copper Read more

We don't have to rely on leaks from unofficial sources when Samsung posts up its own photos. We're presuming this was done accidentally, but the image above, of a rather stylish copper Note 20 Ultra, appeared on Samsung's Russian website.

Advertisement © Future Publishing Limited. Reg No. 2008885 England. Quay House, The Ambury, Bath BA1 1UA. This email is intended for majed2aboshddad.majed@blogger.com To unsubscribe from TechRadar emails or update your email preferences, please click here. We've updated our Privacy Policy. The updates include additional information we have added in response to the California Consumer Privacy Act. The updated policy is effective as of January 2020. We encourage you to read the complete updated Privacy Policy here. View our Terms and Conditions here